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*She is one of two characters able to block in the air; the other being [[Dr. Coyle]]. | *She is one of two characters able to block in the air; the other being [[Dr. Coyle]]. | ||
*Her name is a play on "lollipop." | *Her name is a play on "lollipop." | ||
*There is an implied rivalry between [[Biff]] and Lola, as they each have bakeries right next to each other, and one of her promotional art photos shows Biff glaring at her while she performs in front of her bakery. However, Lola appears to respect Biff, as his logo is used for her [[Biffler]]. Biff also happily helps Lola Pop with a performance in one piece of art, indicating that their relationship might not be quite so hostile; in said art, Spring Man is also visibly | *There is an implied rivalry between [[Biff]] and Lola, as they each have bakeries right next to each other, and one of her promotional art photos shows Biff glaring at her while she performs in front of her bakery. However, Lola appears to respect Biff, as his logo is used for her [[Biffler]]. Biff also happily helps Lola Pop with a performance in one piece of art, indicating that their relationship might not be quite so hostile; in said art, Spring Man is also visibly amaze and comfuse, by her incredible balance on Master Mummy bandage. | ||
*As coulrophobia (the fear of clowns) is effectively non-existent in Japan, the development team was surprised to receive negative feedback on Lola Pop's concept art from Nintendo of America, stating that some of the employees found her appearance to be a little scary. This amused [[Kosuke Yabuki]], who felt that he "learned a weak point of Americans" after the exchange.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_-ZFahQseo</ref> | *As coulrophobia (the fear of clowns) is effectively non-existent in Japan, the development team was surprised to receive negative feedback on Lola Pop's concept art from Nintendo of America, stating that some of the employees found her appearance to be a little scary. This amused [[Kosuke Yabuki]], who felt that he "learned a weak point of Americans" after the exchange.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_-ZFahQseo</ref> | ||
